Compliant Statutory Accounts, Prepared and Filed on Time
We prepare and file statutory accounts in accordance with UK accounting standards and Companies House requirements, ensuring your year-end obligations are met accurately and on schedule.
Full Year-End Accounts Preparation
We manage the complete accounts preparation process from review to finalisation.
Companies House & HMRC Alignment
All statutory accounts are prepared in line with current UK regulations.
Timely Filing & Submission
We ensure accounts are completed and filed within statutory deadlines.
Eliminating Risk from Year-End Reporting
Our structured approach ensures your statutory accounts are complete, compliant, and submitted without delays or last-minute stress.
How Our Team Help You to Reach Your Goals
Data Review
We review financial records for accuracy and completeness.
Accounts Preparation
Statutory accounts are prepared in line with regulatory standards.
Client Review
Draft accounts are reviewed and approved before submission.
Final Filing
Accounts are filed with Companies House on your behalf.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common accounting and bookkeeping questions from UK business owners
What are statutory accounts?
Statutory accounts are annual financial statements that UK limited companies must prepare and submit to Companies House and HMRC.
When are statutory accounts due?
Companies House: Usually 9 months after the accounting period end
HMRC: Corporation tax return is due 12 months after the period end, but tax must be paid within 9 months and 1 day
What happens if statutory accounts are filed late?
Late filings can result in financial penalties, increased scrutiny, and potential legal consequences.
Do sole traders need statutory accounts?
No. Statutory accounts are required for limited companies. Sole traders instead file Self Assessment tax returns.